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i want to go to steven in indiana. steven? >> caller: yeah, this is steven. >> yeah, i had a feeling. what's up? >> caller: yeah, i just heard about the aol -- the 800 -- 800 firms they did. i was wanting to know if i should stay or get out. >> microsoft is a cheap stock. last week we did the chart work on microsoft. we said pull the trigger between $29 and $30. i'm sticking by that judgment. john in illinois. john? >> caller: hi, cramer. no boo-yah today it's all gold comps for me. >> hey. >> caller: my question has to do with at&t stock. i heard they sold their yellow page interest for $750 million yet the stock was down today. what's your outlook on at&t? >> look, i'm still reeling from this all cubs thing. don't hit me with the stock. i've got to take -- takes my breath away. i think at&t is good, i think verizon now is better. actionalertplus.com, my charitable trust, we sold that at&t out of the portfolio, looking to buy verizon when it gets to 5.5% yield. all right. it's a rigorous versus reckless market. and we've been
i want to go to steven in indiana. steven? >> caller: yeah, this is steven. >> yeah, i had a feeling. what's up? >> caller: yeah, i just heard about the aol -- the 800 -- 800 firms they did. i was wanting to know if i should stay or get out. >> microsoft is a cheap stock. last week we did the chart work on microsoft. we said pull the trigger between $29 and $30. i'm sticking by that judgment. john in illinois. john? >> caller: hi, cramer. no boo-yah today it's all...
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and steven weiss of short hills capital and author of "the big win." brian kelly, was this predominantly today a technology correction that spread? is that the bottom, bottom line? >> yeah. especially when you look at other asset classes. i mean, we look at the euro. that was barely down today. you look at bonds. they weren't reaching for bonds. the dollar index was barely up. it wasn't up 1% or 2%. it was up less than a half percent, i believe. so it was. it was people repricing, getting out of tech stocks that for some reason they didn't see before that there actually might be a problem in europe. and now we've certainly gone the other direction from where we were on september 13th, 14th. the euphoria over the policy action. now we're at that despair of wow, everything could be really terrible. and i'm with you, larry. i think this is a buying opportunity here. >> well, i'm glad to hear that because you know more about it than i do. steve weiss, welcome back to the program. >> thanks, larry. >> i just want to go -- look, for the week stocks were up a
and steven weiss of short hills capital and author of "the big win." brian kelly, was this predominantly today a technology correction that spread? is that the bottom, bottom line? >> yeah. especially when you look at other asset classes. i mean, we look at the euro. that was barely down today. you look at bonds. they weren't reaching for bonds. the dollar index was barely up. it wasn't up 1% or 2%. it was up less than a half percent, i believe. so it was. it was people...
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steven in new york. steven! >> caller: boo-yah. long island. >> i will be by there soon. what's up? >> caller: need to know about earnings. yeild 7.7%. >> it is high. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round, sponsored by td ameritrade. >> remember, tweeters, celebrating a milestone of 500,000 followers this week. i am, after all, now less than 10 million from catching ashton. >> never see that happen. that never happens. >> ash, it is cramer. >> i don't think it always has to be personal. >> follow and tweet me. jim cramer #cramersweeps. they rest, relax, recharge, and now they roar! these are stocks that are roaring! i think they are roaring. when it comes to what i've seen this earnings season, the victors are older, household names. companies run by executives who know how to capitalize on weakness. and take no prisoners along the way. take this bear, stealing the scene from us for the past -- >> stuffed animals always do that. >> right. >> i just love watching you every morning and truly admire your boundless energy. >> th
steven in new york. steven! >> caller: boo-yah. long island. >> i will be by there soon. what's up? >> caller: need to know about earnings. yeild 7.7%. >> it is high. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round, sponsored by td ameritrade. >> remember, tweeters, celebrating a milestone of 500,000 followers this week. i am, after all, now less than 10 million from catching ashton. >> never see that...
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let's go to steven in connecticut. steven! >> caller: boo-yah to you, jim bo. >> you too. >> caller: the stock is alrt. i bought it three years ago, i've doubled my money, got an 11% return, but the epa doesn't like coal -- >> i think you've got to move on. wasn't that really the takeaway of the american electric power interview we had on friday? epa, maybe starting to get to their senses when it comes to natural gas, but boy are they anti-coal. and that makes me want to take profits in your name. i say ring the register. john in alabama, john! >> caller: well, reporting to cramerica from southern headquarters in alabama, jim. >> that is our satellite office down there. what's up? >> caller: i'm checking on -- i'm checking on cisco systems. >> i think cisco's a buy. i think cisco's has a good quarter. seeing some teleco spending, i think cisco works. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space.
let's go to steven in connecticut. steven! >> caller: boo-yah to you, jim bo. >> you too. >> caller: the stock is alrt. i bought it three years ago, i've doubled my money, got an 11% return, but the epa doesn't like coal -- >> i think you've got to move on. wasn't that really the takeaway of the american electric power interview we had on friday? epa, maybe starting to get to their senses when it comes to natural gas, but boy are they anti-coal. and that makes me want to...
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we're trading all of the big movers with steven, jim across the pond. first, our top story. to qe 3 or not to qe 3? that is the only question after a disappointing jobs report. is it coming? when and what will it mean to the markets? pete najarian? >> i think it absolutely puts qe 3 right in front of everybody. we heard all of the economists raising all of their numbers and that, of course, would push qe 3 off to the side. now that you put up a 96,000 number, everyone started moving up to 175,000, i believe i saw, as one of the higher numbers for one of the panelists. now all of a sudden it puts this back in front of everybody. now all of a sudden you look at jab jackson hole and you look at that final paragraph when you talk about mr. bernanke and the rest of the fed looking. watch the data and then they will react. >> steven, are you bullish on expectations that the fed is going to come to the party because of this jobs report today? >> i'm bullish on some action by the fed and i'd be happy, frankly, if they would just change their language and make it more hawkish. the re
we're trading all of the big movers with steven, jim across the pond. first, our top story. to qe 3 or not to qe 3? that is the only question after a disappointing jobs report. is it coming? when and what will it mean to the markets? pete najarian? >> i think it absolutely puts qe 3 right in front of everybody. we heard all of the economists raising all of their numbers and that, of course, would push qe 3 off to the side. now that you put up a 96,000 number, everyone started moving up to...
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now let's bring back in john and steven. guys, let's step away from google in the micro for a moment, talk macro. ibm, intel, now google have all disappointed on earnings and guidance this week. how worried should we be about technology? >> you have to be worried but if you look at where google makes their money, it is on advertising mood advertise ing models. activating more android phones are good for the manufacturers, so it's not all bad for mobile. apple is a different animal completely. you got to look at each story individually but it's been a messy story. it's been a messy story primarily from old tech. pick your spots. to me i'm finding opportunity here. i'm looking at qualcomm, now 13 times earnings. yet their business continues to grow leaps and bounds. more in the top line and bottom line than google or ibm. that's where i'd go. bro broadcom, skyworks. they're growing. >> certainly within the tech sector there are various subsectors. would you agree we have to look at individual stories here, we can't lump them a
now let's bring back in john and steven. guys, let's step away from google in the micro for a moment, talk macro. ibm, intel, now google have all disappointed on earnings and guidance this week. how worried should we be about technology? >> you have to be worried but if you look at where google makes their money, it is on advertising mood advertise ing models. activating more android phones are good for the manufacturers, so it's not all bad for mobile. apple is a different animal...
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i'm starting with steven in new york. steven?! >> caller: jim, a big boo-yah to you. how you doing? >> what's going on? how are you? >> caller: you drive my nuts wife. i watch every night. i've done well with srz last year, i picked it up again this year, and i don't like the way the stock is trading. >> no, the stock hasn't traded well. i'm betting with mark, but i tell you, we need a more robust housing market than we have. that could be the key. but i do think that he's money. let's go to chris in massachusetts. chris?! >> caller: hey, jim, big boo-yah. my question for the "lightning round" was mcmoran exploration. >> it's been a very disappointing stock and a lot of people, did what i think is a very coherent piece of real money.com, talking about how the oil stocks all look like they're rolling over, particularly the most aggressive independents. i don't think i want to sell this stock at this level, but it is just a nasty decline. let's go to keuren in california. keuren! >> caller: hey, jim, hi, it's keuren from california. listen, first of all, thank you for red hat. >> yeah
i'm starting with steven in new york. steven?! >> caller: jim, a big boo-yah to you. how you doing? >> what's going on? how are you? >> caller: you drive my nuts wife. i watch every night. i've done well with srz last year, i picked it up again this year, and i don't like the way the stock is trading. >> no, the stock hasn't traded well. i'm betting with mark, but i tell you, we need a more robust housing market than we have. that could be the key. but i do think that...
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steven rishutto is here and michele myers. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> steven, you have wring that the chairman's role gets easier. how so? >> well, i think the tone of data has softened. what happened with the auction. the markets are giving him an opportunity for very little activity out of the fed to be greeted as a positive sign with regard to where markets are going to go and from the fixed income perspective but more importantly what they're going to focus in on which will surprise people the deficit story you were talking about a few minutes ago because it's really not the end of the year. it's really not labor day. it's really what happens in the third quarter because corporate america has to make decisions going into the third quarter of the year for the second half of the year and if they're uncomfortable about where the economy will go in 2013 that's going to start to affect the data as early as this summer of this year and that's going to be the thing the fed has to be most worried about as they s
steven rishutto is here and michele myers. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> steven, you have wring that the chairman's role gets easier. how so? >> well, i think the tone of data has softened. what happened with the auction. the markets are giving him an opportunity for very little activity out of the fed to be greeted as a positive sign with regard to where markets are going to go and from the fixed income perspective but more importantly what they're going to...
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joining me here at the new york stock exchange, steven gillfoyle. trying to gauge -- this is clearly a broad based rally. is this a turning point in sentiment, do you think? >> very possibly. i mean, where we saw out of china last night gave a positive spin this morning, possible easing out of the pboc. that's in the offing or maybe fiscal easing in china and then the earnings of the financials today. positive wells fargo and for jpmorgan looks like it's under control. the stock's up $2. the financials probably leading the way today. worst performers is probably utilities. >> right. okay. so it's kind of a mishmash, isn't it? basically seeing everything on the positive. growth is slowing in china and i assume that the pboc will do something if i look at when's happening with the financials more short covering their buying in to the long-term growth story from what you appear to be saying. >> you have a poor consumer sentiment report today and looked at more closely than i have ever seen than before and people hoping when ben bernanke speaks next wee
joining me here at the new york stock exchange, steven gillfoyle. trying to gauge -- this is clearly a broad based rally. is this a turning point in sentiment, do you think? >> very possibly. i mean, where we saw out of china last night gave a positive spin this morning, possible easing out of the pboc. that's in the offing or maybe fiscal easing in china and then the earnings of the financials today. positive wells fargo and for jpmorgan looks like it's under control. the stock's up $2....
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how about steven in my home state of new jersey. steven? >> caller: thanks for taking my call. good evening. big south jersey beach boo-yah to you. >> i was in mid jersey. back at you. >> caller: it's all good. last night i called your show in regards to cheap aluminum prices. i had a stock that turned into an investment that i called a double on, i sold, it pulled back on a secondary offering from apollo group. i reentered it, and last night what you said hit spot on the head. metals united states holding company. plat suppliers to boeing. don't red flag me. but i reentered it and i liked it. cheap. >> apollo, 19 million shares. yeah, it is cheap. and if i'm right that we could be in a turn, it's going to be one you want to play. i actually like letter x a little more. and i like nucor better than that. i like nucor because i like the yield. i love dividends. home sweet home at last? that's what home depot frank blake was certainly telling us. the housing market is coming back. take a look. go look at the score or read it and let the shopping begin. "mad money" will be right b
how about steven in my home state of new jersey. steven? >> caller: thanks for taking my call. good evening. big south jersey beach boo-yah to you. >> i was in mid jersey. back at you. >> caller: it's all good. last night i called your show in regards to cheap aluminum prices. i had a stock that turned into an investment that i called a double on, i sold, it pulled back on a secondary offering from apollo group. i reentered it, and last night what you said hit spot on the...
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so 37 days after the murder of ambassador chris stevens and three others, president of the united states coldly and heartlessly calls the deaths, and i quote, "not optimal," end qu
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we also have steven hammers with us. so, we can kick it off with you. we had a rough month, and you're still bullish? >> yes, sentiment is more negative than it's been in the last 15 years. generally that's a better buy signal than a sell signal. we measure the equity allocation to equities in a balanced fund and they're at 50% instead of a normal range of 60 to 65%. >> so you're taking a contrary play, basically. >> yes, so yes, buy. >> i read that one of your indicators is pointing to growth. what's one indicator that's not. >> one is the fair model value which is based on a cost of equity capital assumption, but it's suggesting reasonable upside maybe 13070 by year end. so the next signal is that we could see more reasons to buy and sell equities at this point. a lot of investors likened today to heading into last year. the sentiment is more negative. none of this is new information. valuations are cheaper, and investors are more conservatively positioned today. >> and we should point out that the market now, back to the highs of the day with a gain
we also have steven hammers with us. so, we can kick it off with you. we had a rough month, and you're still bullish? >> yes, sentiment is more negative than it's been in the last 15 years. generally that's a better buy signal than a sell signal. we measure the equity allocation to equities in a balanced fund and they're at 50% instead of a normal range of 60 to 65%. >> so you're taking a contrary play, basically. >> yes, so yes, buy. >> i read that one of your...
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let's go steven in michigan. >> caller: boo-yah, big daddy. car. what do you think? >> i think there's a slow down going in this country and not fully reflected in that stock. i would like to see it 10% to 15% more. i like hertz and i like uri because of the acquisition it made and that acquisition is working for them. let's go gabriel in nevada. >> caller: boo-yah, jim from sin city. my twin boys and i watch you religiously. mcdonald's? >> downgrade mcdonald's today and the stock didn't gown. normally i would say buy, buy. but when they downgrade it was an informed downgrade. if we can get between 3% and 3.5% yield we'll bit and hold it. that's the opportunity. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by -- >>> in a difficult market like this one it pays to fall back on big long term companies, the one you can count on. when we talk about themes it doesn't get bigger than multiyear boom in agriculture. over the long haul the world is still filling up with more and more people, 7 billion and those peopl
let's go steven in michigan. >> caller: boo-yah, big daddy. car. what do you think? >> i think there's a slow down going in this country and not fully reflected in that stock. i would like to see it 10% to 15% more. i like hertz and i like uri because of the acquisition it made and that acquisition is working for them. let's go gabriel in nevada. >> caller: boo-yah, jim from sin city. my twin boys and i watch you religiously. mcdonald's? >> downgrade mcdonald's today and...
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let's go to steven in connecticut. >> caller: booyah to you. the stock is arlt. i bought it three years ago, i doubled my money, i got 11% return but the epa doesn't like coal -- >> i think you got to move on. wasn't that really the takeaway of the american electric power interview we had on friday? epa, maybe they're starting to get to their senses when it comes to natural gas but boy, are they anti-coal. >> john! >> caller: reporting from south alaba alabama, jim. >> that is our headquarters down there. >> caller: checking out cisco systems. >> i think cisco's a buy. i like what i hear from siena. cisco works. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >>> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. trade commission
let's go to steven in connecticut. >> caller: booyah to you. the stock is arlt. i bought it three years ago, i doubled my money, i got 11% return but the epa doesn't like coal -- >> i think you got to move on. wasn't that really the takeaway of the american electric power interview we had on friday? epa, maybe they're starting to get to their senses when it comes to natural gas but boy, are they anti-coal. >> john! >> caller: reporting from south alaba alabama, jim....
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starting with steven in new york. >> caller: a big booyah to up. >> nice, what's going on? >> caller: you drive my wife nuts. love your show, made a lot of money following your advice. srz, i don't like the stock is trading recentl lly wrr the ceo helped recruit me many years ago. need a month robust housing market. i do think he's money. >>> chris in massachusetts. >> caller: hey, jim, big booyah moose sandwich. my question is mcmoran exploration. >> a very disappointing stock. a very coherent piece at realmoney.com, pace on the street, talk about oil stocks look like they are rolling over, particularly the most aggressive independents, i don't want to sell the stock at this lechl a nasty decline. >>> let's go to kuram in california. >> caller: hey, jim. listen, first of all, thank you. love you, man. >> got that richlt jim white hurst, a good guy. what do you think, molycorp? will it die on the vine? what do you think? >> i believe that stock is too speculative for most of our viewers. >>> ed in new york. >> caller: booyah from long island, new york. following you for a w
starting with steven in new york. >> caller: a big booyah to up. >> nice, what's going on? >> caller: you drive my wife nuts. love your show, made a lot of money following your advice. srz, i don't like the stock is trading recentl lly wrr the ceo helped recruit me many years ago. need a month robust housing market. i do think he's money. >>> chris in massachusetts. >> caller: hey, jim, big booyah moose sandwich. my question is mcmoran exploration. >> a...
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i've done seven movies with steven and i'm enormously proud. >> he plays lee libberace's companion who filed a suit against the singer in 1982. >> did you have to have love scenes? >> oh, yeah. >> you look great in it. the shots i saw you look great. >> i had good wigs. >> sign this lease and that gives us the right to drill on your land. >> his next project, co-starring and co-writing turn on a film tackling the issue of fracking. >> it speaks to american identity, where are we now? when this incredibly, the stakes are so incredibly high. >> do you write a lot? >> i haven't sat down and written since goodwill hunting. >> that was fabulous. >> we had a good time doing it and i didn't realize how much i missed it. >> the promised land opens this holiday season and behind the candle opera airs on hbo. >>> i got a front row seat to one of the rare bipartisan moments, thursday's al smith dinner in new york. great to see them take a night off for the campaign event for this charity tradition in american politics. thanks for being with me. each week keep it here where wall street meets main
i've done seven movies with steven and i'm enormously proud. >> he plays lee libberace's companion who filed a suit against the singer in 1982. >> did you have to have love scenes? >> oh, yeah. >> you look great in it. the shots i saw you look great. >> i had good wigs. >> sign this lease and that gives us the right to drill on your land. >> his next project, co-starring and co-writing turn on a film tackling the issue of fracking. >> it speaks to...
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more easing one way or the other is coming. >> steven thinks the ecb will cut this thursday. i think that puts you in the minority. >> it does. >> we'll come back to him, christine. >> interesting to know that. over in china, where the security regulator is stepping up its scrutiny of ibos, after too many expensive offerings have fallen flat. trace sey chang has more. >> these new adjustments are aimed at making the newly priced shares better reflect these companies fundamentals. if a company prices shares with valuation at 25% higher than the average level of its peers, then the regulator will ask the insurer for more information on its pricing and projects. and the new rules will also make more shares available to institutional investors. under the new rule, no less than 50% of new shares will be sold to institutions compared to 20% previously. it's expect stod stared to star number of ipos and investors are likely to view the new regulation as a negative because the new guidelines are focused on technical adjustments then a whole scale reform. >> steven, what do you make o
more easing one way or the other is coming. >> steven thinks the ecb will cut this thursday. i think that puts you in the minority. >> it does. >> we'll come back to him, christine. >> interesting to know that. over in china, where the security regulator is stepping up its scrutiny of ibos, after too many expensive offerings have fallen flat. trace sey chang has more. >> these new adjustments are aimed at making the newly priced shares better reflect these...
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lifetime is superior by far with a superior state of mind and attitude a la steven segal in "hard to kill." why is lifetime fitness better? 700,000 members in 22 states and one canadian province and they are integrating centers into the rest of the business. town sports has more locations, 160 sports clubs from washington, d.c. up to boston. if you live in the east you have seen them. in new york they are new york sports club. philadelphia sports club, boston sports club. you get the picture. despite that town sports has fewer members, 533,000. more important the two companies have different business models. lifetime fitness gets 65% of revenues from membership fees. 30% from various in center services like personal training or food. town sports relies on membership dues for 78% of revenues, a higher level. town sports sells annual memberships while lifetime uses a monthly model. we prefer town sports because year-long memberships give them greater visibility. town sports has to do with gyms and high end sports clubs like equinox but it goes against lifetime in some areas. they are m
lifetime is superior by far with a superior state of mind and attitude a la steven segal in "hard to kill." why is lifetime fitness better? 700,000 members in 22 states and one canadian province and they are integrating centers into the rest of the business. town sports has more locations, 160 sports clubs from washington, d.c. up to boston. if you live in the east you have seen them. in new york they are new york sports club. philadelphia sports club, boston sports club. you get the...
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months, particularly as the administration has started to acknowledge it and our energy secretary, steven chu, has really started -- has really come aboard and seeing natural gas as viable, a way to create jobs, as well as reduce our dependence on foreign oil. >> of course. now, we have about 150 natural gas stations in the country. if we put up -- right now there's 100,000 or more regular stations. let's say we put up 2,000 natural gas stations. would it be natural to think a lot of those would be using chart equipment? >> we would certainly hope so. in the initial build-out of the next 150 stations we've won quite a bit of equipment orders on those and are looking forward to it. in fact, we're adding factory capacity just to be able to develop that. that's one of our biggest changz now, jim, is expanding our capacity and keeping it in mine with as the demand develops. >> one last question. you're saying it's literally a big constraint is being able to expand at the speed you need to and i imagine also hiring, right? >> that's exactly right. we've gotten to the point where for our welder
months, particularly as the administration has started to acknowledge it and our energy secretary, steven chu, has really started -- has really come aboard and seeing natural gas as viable, a way to create jobs, as well as reduce our dependence on foreign oil. >> of course. now, we have about 150 natural gas stations in the country. if we put up -- right now there's 100,000 or more regular stations. let's say we put up 2,000 natural gas stations. would it be natural to think a lot of...
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even though steven sondheim calls that a sin, i like it. ♪ >> what will they be wearing? just like me. well -- metaphorically. cut it out back there. run, shoot and score. i can do it! you, just do it! buy some nike. stay with cramer! >> well done, everybody. a >>> never, ever under estimate the importance of management. the quality of a company's ceo can make the difference between a stock that is a winner. ♪ hallelujah >> and a dud. [ buzzer ] >> i spend time talking about great leaders that create tremendous value for the shareholder. sometime it is chief executive is so incompetent that the best thing they could do for his company is to resign immediately. that's why we created the mad money wall of shame. these ne' er do well ceos need to be held accountable by someone in this world. corporate america is way too lenient with losers in part because only the board of directors can fire the ceo but the board members are typically people the ceo has appointed or anointed. somebody has to stand up for the shareholders who pay the price for lousy management. it brings me
even though steven sondheim calls that a sin, i like it. ♪ >> what will they be wearing? just like me. well -- metaphorically. cut it out back there. run, shoot and score. i can do it! you, just do it! buy some nike. stay with cramer! >> well done, everybody. a >>> never, ever under estimate the importance of management. the quality of a company's ceo can make the difference between a stock that is a winner. ♪ hallelujah >> and a dud. [ buzzer ] >> i spend...
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let's go to steven in new york. steven? >> caller: hey, how are you doing? >> not bad. >> caller: quick question. what the heck is going on with heckmann? >> heck is both an oil and a natural gas. there is much less natural gas because in the last 20 days we've had an unprecedented collapse of natural gas. everyone is freaking out. heck, i can't even read twitter. it's heck, heck, heck, heck, heck. hey, listen, man, if you don't like it, then sell it. but i believe in heck, okay. i believe in it. and i believe in its ceo. and i'm not telling you to sell it. let's go to derek in georgia, please. derek? >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer. >> boo-yah! >> caller: how you doing, buddy. >> real good. >> caller: i'm talking adsk today. >> excellent quarter. i like this stock. >> buy, buy, buy! >> let's go to tom in florida. hey, tom. >> caller: hey, jim. i want to thank you for taking my call. i'm looking for guidance on hersha hospitality. >> it's horrendous. it's a good company and i want to buy it. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning roun
let's go to steven in new york. steven? >> caller: hey, how are you doing? >> not bad. >> caller: quick question. what the heck is going on with heckmann? >> heck is both an oil and a natural gas. there is much less natural gas because in the last 20 days we've had an unprecedented collapse of natural gas. everyone is freaking out. heck, i can't even read twitter. it's heck, heck, heck, heck, heck. hey, listen, man, if you don't like it, then sell it. but i believe in...
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apple's getting all the headlines, steven weiss. yet google has quietly had a great three-month stretch. year to date between the two companies there's no contest. more recently there is a contest. why are people missing the google rally? >> apple is so much more fun to talk about. new product coming out. maybe another new product coming out in october. that's exciting. there's a big debate over it. nobody really cares the debate about google. they own the search space, period. they've done a good job growing it. still a relatively cheap stock. apple is a lot more controversial. that's why people missed google. >> josh brown, we know why apple is going up. steve weiss laid out the factors. coming out with a new phone. products are incredibly successful. why has google been rallying to the extent it has of late and why does it last? >> people don't miss google if they're in the market. this is a market stock. look at the beta. look at the way this thing almost perfectly mirrors the s&p 500. i think it's just really rallying with the
apple's getting all the headlines, steven weiss. yet google has quietly had a great three-month stretch. year to date between the two companies there's no contest. more recently there is a contest. why are people missing the google rally? >> apple is so much more fun to talk about. new product coming out. maybe another new product coming out in october. that's exciting. there's a big debate over it. nobody really cares the debate about google. they own the search space, period. they've...
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steven in new york. steven! >> caller: hey, long island booyah to you. >> what's up? >> caller: i need your opinion on excelon corp, exc. >> 5% yield. a lot of people don't like that because they don't see the stock going up. that's not why we buy stocks. we buy them because we like the fundamentals. i like the fundamentals. let's go to evan in florida. evan. >> caller: booyah, team cramer. i'm not allowed to make decisions about my ira without permission of my wife. we have shares of terradata. she wants to ride the wave, i want to cash it in. >> i'm never going to stand in the way of someone -- no one ever got hurt taking a profit but it's big cloud play, it is really, really terrific. big data is big, it's back. emc, vmware, all those are good. i like teradata. let's go to rick in illinois. >> caller: what can you tell me about call? >> i knew daniel from way back. i do not follow the company magic jack and i don't know the answer. i don't know how well magic jack is doing and i can't offer an opinion. i'm sorry. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of
steven in new york. steven! >> caller: hey, long island booyah to you. >> what's up? >> caller: i need your opinion on excelon corp, exc. >> 5% yield. a lot of people don't like that because they don't see the stock going up. that's not why we buy stocks. we buy them because we like the fundamentals. i like the fundamentals. let's go to evan in florida. evan. >> caller: booyah, team cramer. i'm not allowed to make decisions about my ira without permission of my...
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steven in california. >> caller: after watching your show all these years let's see if i have learned anything. att, bristol-myers, disney, kindermorgan partners, and wells fargo. >> i think this gentleman learned a great deal. he has a very particular set of skills at being diversified. disney, action owners charitable trust name. bristol-myers. kinder/morgan is a national partnership. terrific. at&t, one of the highest yielding stocks in the dow and wells fargo, maybe the best run bank. we have a bank, telco, entertainment, pharmaceutical and limited partnership. i say bingo. bingo. fabulous. good luck. al in new jersey, please. >> caller: hey, jim. a big doubleç boo-yah. a high school grad. formerly from new jersey and a big jersey shore boo-yah to you. >> a hill topper, softball, hardball, baseball, everything we love in new jersey boo-yah back at you. >> caller: back at you, buddy. just to let you know, love your show. been watching now for a couple of years. i think you put out a fantastic amount of information and your insight, every day i'm learning something, every time we
steven in california. >> caller: after watching your show all these years let's see if i have learned anything. att, bristol-myers, disney, kindermorgan partners, and wells fargo. >> i think this gentleman learned a great deal. he has a very particular set of skills at being diversified. disney, action owners charitable trust name. bristol-myers. kinder/morgan is a national partnership. terrific. at&t, one of the highest yielding stocks in the dow and wells fargo, maybe the best...
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we'll welcome steven roach when we come back after this break. americans are always ready to work hard for a better future. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of americans over the centuries. the strength of a global financial leader. the heart of a one-to-one relationship. together for your future. ♪ >>> joining us is our guest host for the next two hours, steven roach, senior fellow at yale university and former executive of morgan stanley asia. did you do your homework? >> i did. >> this big piece in the "wall street journal" on the economy in china. >> needs work. >> you are a china expert and they go over things and it's in the "wall street journal" if you have an interest they are adding to the workforce which is a big deal, more and more people come into the workforce in china. the number of people in china is declining. they've hit the top and they're h
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i think steven roache was on at halftime saying a lot of moves in china orchestrated. we would kill for their growth rate but also would add so much of the move has been predicated on a growth rate in china, 9 bost9% and 10% and the fact it's lower should be a concern. names like caterpillar, selling off a little bit, and i'm not suggesting that china will have a crash landing, but what i will suggest is unless you get growth rate that we need, high single digits, low double digits, yeah, there's a very good chance that we can see the 1375 level which was resistance on the way up. it will be supported now. talked about 1425 in the s&p. maybe that 1415 or 1414 level we got to last week is enough. we'll see. the next day or so, in other words, tomorrow and monday, are going to really tell the tale for the next 50 or so s&p points. >> you know, just want to add something on china. the government there is supporting bankrupt companies in order to keep people from being unemployed, and so look for massive stimulus from the government of china, and i do think when this thing
i think steven roache was on at halftime saying a lot of moves in china orchestrated. we would kill for their growth rate but also would add so much of the move has been predicated on a growth rate in china, 9 bost9% and 10% and the fact it's lower should be a concern. names like caterpillar, selling off a little bit, and i'm not suggesting that china will have a crash landing, but what i will suggest is unless you get growth rate that we need, high single digits, low double digits, yeah,...
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even though steven sondheim calls that a sin, i like it. ♪ >> what will they be wearing? just like me. well -- metaphorically. cut it out back there. run, shoot and score. i can do it! you, just do it! buy some nike. stay with cramer! >> well done, everybody. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. [ engine turns over ] [ male announcer ] we created the luxury crossover and kept turning the page, writing the next chapter for the rx and lexus. see your lexus dealer. and then treats day after day... who gets heartburnexus. well, shoot, that's like checking on your burgers after they're burnt! [ male announcer ] treat your frequent heartburn by blocking the acid with prilosec otc. a
even though steven sondheim calls that a sin, i like it. ♪ >> what will they be wearing? just like me. well -- metaphorically. cut it out back there. run, shoot and score. i can do it! you, just do it! buy some nike. stay with cramer! >> well done, everybody. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade...
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but steven and john both say the fears about what's happening in china absolutely are overdone. rutledge adding to his stock, cortes adding to shorts. that's the battleground. >> thank you very much. we've been reporting about the recent surge in treasury yields, but what do they mean for you and for business? kelly evans is here with a look at that. >> want to put this in context for people. >> exactly. for those who don't remember the double digit moves we've seen in the past. >> right. when .10% is a huge move. when we look at the benchmark 10-year treasury note, that's one mortgage rates are keyed off and everyone focuses on for a gauge of what's happening. we've seen that move from under % to over 2% in the context of that moving by about .03%. this move is what has helped spur talk and moves among people that the long 30-year rally in bonds is coming to a close and rates are only headed higher from here. we have them now of course seeing an immediate reaction, when the 10-year moves you see a repricing from mortgage rates to auto loans, so many products across the economy
but steven and john both say the fears about what's happening in china absolutely are overdone. rutledge adding to his stock, cortes adding to shorts. that's the battleground. >> thank you very much. we've been reporting about the recent surge in treasury yields, but what do they mean for you and for business? kelly evans is here with a look at that. >> want to put this in context for people. >> exactly. for those who don't remember the double digit moves we've seen in the...
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steven sondheim says that's a sin, but i love it. what's up? >> caller: i got some hershey and i have been enjoying the sweetness ever since. what do you think? >> i think the price of chocolate is coming down. i think hershey management is maybe one of, if not the go-to names in the stock market on weakness. so buy, buy, buy. hsy is a great stock to own. let me throw in mccormick, the other consistent food company. how about mike in virginia. mike? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thank you for everything you do for the average joe. >> no problem. >> caller: s.u., buy, sell or hold? give me some info. >> i will say hold. don't sell. it's come down so much. that company is not one of my favorites. when i have a slow growth oil company, i want yield. otherwise i want fast growth chg put me in the anadarko camp. this isn't one of my favorites. i'm sorry. john in california. john. john! speak to me. >> caller: how you doing? >> pretty good. how about you, john? >> caller: not bad, jim. how about a happy boo-yah for me. it's my 49th birthday. calling from
steven sondheim says that's a sin, but i love it. what's up? >> caller: i got some hershey and i have been enjoying the sweetness ever since. what do you think? >> i think the price of chocolate is coming down. i think hershey management is maybe one of, if not the go-to names in the stock market on weakness. so buy, buy, buy. hsy is a great stock to own. let me throw in mccormick, the other consistent food company. how about mike in virginia. mike? >> caller: boo-yah, jim....
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even though steven sondheim calls that a sin, i like it. ♪ >> what will they be wearing? just like me. well -- metaphorically. cut it out back there. run, shoot and score. i can do it! you, just do it! buy some nike. stay with cramer! >> well done, everybody. you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering, web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better
even though steven sondheim calls that a sin, i like it. ♪ >> what will they be wearing? just like me. well -- metaphorically. cut it out back there. run, shoot and score. i can do it! you, just do it! buy some nike. stay with cramer! >> well done, everybody. you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you...
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seventh, i would appoint a steven jobs memorial competitiveness czar to figure out how our businesses could be made more speft and find out what they need. not government handouts but trying to get educated engineers to help these companies. i would reappoint ben bernanke as chairman of the federal reserve. if it weren't for him, he would never have gotten out of the great depression to begin with. without bernanke, we have nationalized the banks and be stuck with unemployment over 10%. here's the bottom line. nobody asked me. i'm not running. i'm not part of any debate. but i stand for higher stock prices for all. if you elect me,ly put through my plan to switch to clean burning natural gases, lower taxes on dividend, educate the masses on money, clean up the skies, rebuild our infrastructure and reappoint bernanke to give liberty, justice and higher stock prices for all. that's a platform i could vote for, if only obama or romney would embrace it. lawrence in texas, lawrence? >> caller: jim, how are you doing? i have a question for you today regarding rpm. the earning report came ou
seventh, i would appoint a steven jobs memorial competitiveness czar to figure out how our businesses could be made more speft and find out what they need. not government handouts but trying to get educated engineers to help these companies. i would reappoint ben bernanke as chairman of the federal reserve. if it weren't for him, he would never have gotten out of the great depression to begin with. without bernanke, we have nationalized the banks and be stuck with unemployment over 10%. here's...
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where are you setting up, steven? >> i think kkr is kind of interesting. the private equity firms has not been great investments, but you talk about the ability to move into europe and take advantage of distressed selling. kkr is perfectly set up for that and gives you nice yields. >> next, "fast" is going running with the bums. one expert sees plenty of silver linings when it comes to the people's republic. find out next. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i'm constantly working my screens. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 checking the charts. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 looking for support, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 resistance, breakouts, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 a few other tricks that i'll keep to myself. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 that's how i trade. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and i do it all with charles schwab, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 because their streetsmart edge platform tdd# 1-800-345-2550 helps me trade quickly, intuitively. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 staying on top of the market is key! tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and the momentum tool, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 it lets me do it at a glance, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so when things s
where are you setting up, steven? >> i think kkr is kind of interesting. the private equity firms has not been great investments, but you talk about the ability to move into europe and take advantage of distressed selling. kkr is perfectly set up for that and gives you nice yields. >> next, "fast" is going running with the bums. one expert sees plenty of silver linings when it comes to the people's republic. find out next. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i'm constantly working my...
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. >>> steven in new york. steven. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you. booyah! >> i got to get there. what's up? >> caller: sbs, the brazilian water company for years, value has more than doubled. recently made a big move. what do you think? >> my friend, you know more about it than i do. i got to come back. brazilian water company is not my strong suit. let me make notes, we'll come back and analyze it. it's on a hot streak. >>> jean in virginia. >> caller: hi, jim. i would like your opinion on graph tech international. gti. >> it con found me why that stock is not doing better. energy solutions, people really like it i had come back and say i got to do more. involved in the steel business. a lot of guys downgraded steel stocks. let me come back and see if it's because problems in steel industry. let's go to doug in texas. >> booyah, from texas ranger country. >> yeah, i forgot. pitchers and catchers. looking good, rangers. what's going on? >> tal international group. >> a terrific situation way good yield and good momentum when it comes to transports. i prefer this to the rails. and
. >>> steven in new york. steven. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you. booyah! >> i got to get there. what's up? >> caller: sbs, the brazilian water company for years, value has more than doubled. recently made a big move. what do you think? >> my friend, you know more about it than i do. i got to come back. brazilian water company is not my strong suit. let me make notes, we'll come back and analyze it. it's on a hot streak. >>> jean in virginia. >>...
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. >> on the left you have former obama auto czar steven ratner, on the right former hp ceo and former republican senate candidate carly fiorina. which side is winning the battle of jobs in america? this race is getting nasty. >> they go out and systematically told banks all of us knew weren't true. >> it's a simple matter of arithmetic. smooth liar about this. >> liar. >> liar. >> liar. >> using the word liar has become widespread this election season. barack obama tweeting tonight casual of fibs, flat out falsehoods what will paul ryan pull out at tonight's debate. the cnbc fact chektsing team sees if anyone is lying about lying. ♪ [ piano ] you. we know you. we know you're not always on top of it. and how could you be? that often you just want... quiet. we know all that life demands from you. and how it's almost impossible for you to escape. almost. introducing a car made better for you in every way. the luxurious, all-new honda accord. it starts with you. turn billion of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? whatever your business challenge, de
. >> on the left you have former obama auto czar steven ratner, on the right former hp ceo and former republican senate candidate carly fiorina. which side is winning the battle of jobs in america? this race is getting nasty. >> they go out and systematically told banks all of us knew weren't true. >> it's a simple matter of arithmetic. smooth liar about this. >> liar. >> liar. >> liar. >> using the word liar has become widespread this election season....
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it's a steven segal hard to gill market. >> we were talking about google, for example, which has been having a rough go of it over the last week, 11 times next year's numbers if you believe those numbers to be correct. >> 11 times. >> as you can see down in the last few days because of concern about europe where it does derived a decent amount of its business, concern about currency. we'll hear from google next week so we'll get some answers. those are things playing out despite what is potentially very cheap valuations. >> companies did not hedge correctly. >> 15% to 20% growth. >> expensive. there's also -- there's a terrible story in reuters about johnson & johnson and more horrible recall company. a lot of my friends call johnson & johnson. what do they do? they are a recall company. j and j may be the tell of this game. this darn stock will not go down. it's a dow stock. it's central to why my thesis of don't give up on the market give up on sectors. the industrials were trashed yesterday. it was just hideous. there goes the money. you let loose. >> so if that's the case you can
it's a steven segal hard to gill market. >> we were talking about google, for example, which has been having a rough go of it over the last week, 11 times next year's numbers if you believe those numbers to be correct. >> 11 times. >> as you can see down in the last few days because of concern about europe where it does derived a decent amount of its business, concern about currency. we'll hear from google next week so we'll get some answers. those are things playing out...
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that's bob stevens. we showed you a picture of you serving in the u.s. marine corp. you're also a veteran. so we thank you on two levels. we appreciate all your support for hiring our heroes as well. we just spoke with a young veteran, and we talked about what he needs and his skillset. when you employ about 23% of your work force are veterans. what skills specifically does the military bring to lockheed martin? >> the military veterans are an extraordinary group of people. they've already been tested under very high pressure situations. and they've demonstrated a commitment to mission and ability to work on a team. very often in ways that was unexpected to them, they've risen the leadership responsibilities in some cases in an instant. there is no business in america large or small that can't benefit from individuals who know how to work on a team, who know how to be effective leaders. i think one of the challenges for veterans as they transition is their skill set and the vocabulary they use is quite different than the vocabulary that you would hear in business. an
that's bob stevens. we showed you a picture of you serving in the u.s. marine corp. you're also a veteran. so we thank you on two levels. we appreciate all your support for hiring our heroes as well. we just spoke with a young veteran, and we talked about what he needs and his skillset. when you employ about 23% of your work force are veterans. what skills specifically does the military bring to lockheed martin? >> the military veterans are an extraordinary group of people. they've...
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it's been two years since steven elop took over as ceo of nokia. this is his most important public appearance yet. let's talk about why. what we expect is the lumia 920. redesigned lumia phone, similar in several elements to the previous version, the first version a larger screen, better camera, megapicks els and software to make the camera perform better. we also expect to see of course windows phone 8 the revamped version of microsoft's phone operating system that should bring it more on par with android and iphone in terms of its capabilities. now let's talk about the broader context of what nokia is facing here. you can see a two-year chart here of how nokia has been performing about ten bucks with elop took over, down below three bucks right now. so quite a precipitous fall. a couple reasons for that. it is not just the high end phones. the iphone and its ilk eating away at nokia's high end which used to be simeon. now they're trying to build a business in windows. it's also the low end phones. this is crucial. nokia was very powerful in india
it's been two years since steven elop took over as ceo of nokia. this is his most important public appearance yet. let's talk about why. what we expect is the lumia 920. redesigned lumia phone, similar in several elements to the previous version, the first version a larger screen, better camera, megapicks els and software to make the camera perform better. we also expect to see of course windows phone 8 the revamped version of microsoft's phone operating system that should bring it more on par...
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it was a tough day in losing ambassador chris stevens and the other names we're learning about was extremely tough for most americans. however, you're right. the middle east is up in flames. the arab spring looks like an islamist winter. it looks like they're getting nuclear weapons capability, and syria, tens of thousands of people dead and to your point, when leaders of these countries that are going through this great transition that would rely disproportionately on u.s. taxpayer funding don't actually share our outrage for the chaos that's been told throughout the region in part because of the obama administration's policies, you can understand why governor romney wants to speak out. >> the president ultimately disavowed the statement that came from his own administration. it took them nine or ten hours to do it, but for them to criticize governor romney when they ems thises had to distance themselves from a statement that came from their embassy and their own administration. >> it was hillary clinton, if you ask me who took the 3:00 a.m. phone call this time around, and not the presiden
it was a tough day in losing ambassador chris stevens and the other names we're learning about was extremely tough for most americans. however, you're right. the middle east is up in flames. the arab spring looks like an islamist winter. it looks like they're getting nuclear weapons capability, and syria, tens of thousands of people dead and to your point, when leaders of these countries that are going through this great transition that would rely disproportionately on u.s. taxpayer funding...
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something with less risk that trades at a more reasonable valuation like efc, and back on february 22nd steven in new york asked me about compania -- or sbs for you home gamers. this is the largest water and sewer provider in latin america which contains about 40 million people and accounts for roughly 30% of brazil's gdp. this is a nice low risk natural monopoly. juicy 7.1% yield. on the other hand, oh, we missed it. mammoth run. 38% since the beginning of the year. practically in a straight line. i like the story, but i feel like i missed it. i wouldn't do any buying until sbs gives you a better entry point with a serious pullback from these levels. let's look at mail and some mad tweets. okay. this one is from gigi. could be gold corp., but i prefer the gld to the gold corp. in your book you have a description of -- that's the book "real money." what's your view of the market is now? i believe that we are at the beginning of a longer term comeback, which means, frankly, that you have to be a little less defense i have, a little more offensive, but because oil is up so much, people keep thin
something with less risk that trades at a more reasonable valuation like efc, and back on february 22nd steven in new york asked me about compania -- or sbs for you home gamers. this is the largest water and sewer provider in latin america which contains about 40 million people and accounts for roughly 30% of brazil's gdp. this is a nice low risk natural monopoly. juicy 7.1% yield. on the other hand, oh, we missed it. mammoth run. 38% since the beginning of the year. practically in a straight...
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starting with total and complete and utter cramer fav, steven van zant. i bet that's going to be a big hit. he said a streaming customer is worth much more than a dvd customer thanks to the minimal cost of servicing the subscriber. all great insights. what do you do with the stocks? if you really believe netflix is coming back, i think you should buy time warner. i think the stephen vietnan zan meant to be like hbo. i know you might be thinking cramer's punting, not offering any direction on netflix, just suggesting you buy something else entirely. sometimes you got to just stay on the sidelines. there are so many people wanting to play this from the short and long sides, so many cross currents, it's not worth it to try to predict the next two points, never mind the next 20 netflix, still love it. the stock, just too hard for this guy. [ nadine ] buzzzz, bzzzz, bzzzz, bzzzz, you know, typical alarm clock. i am so glad to get rid of it. just to be able to wake up in the morning on your own. that's a big accomplishment to me. i don't know how much money i n
starting with total and complete and utter cramer fav, steven van zant. i bet that's going to be a big hit. he said a streaming customer is worth much more than a dvd customer thanks to the minimal cost of servicing the subscriber. all great insights. what do you do with the stocks? if you really believe netflix is coming back, i think you should buy time warner. i think the stephen vietnan zan meant to be like hbo. i know you might be thinking cramer's punting, not offering any direction on...
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turns out morgan stanley's the steven seagal stock. this baby is hard to kill. and now that the european banks at least are no longer in danger we can finally focus on all the good things that have been going on at this company. and there are a lot of them. oh, and get this. now that the big european banking institutions had to pull back from so many markets to raise cash, i bet morgan stanley is probably the firm that fills in the vacuum and takes a huge dmroebl global share more than anybody, because they're in a position to. they've got the best balance sheet. for the first time since the financial crisis morgan stanley came into 2012 without many of the legacy issues that have been dragging it down for years. remember, this bank raised a ton of money overseas when they were in trouble. so they're now very well capitalized. terrific balance sheet. but that money came with a hefty price tag. they had to pay big dividends to their new preferred shareholders, and for the last two years the company's been working to reduce these costs. for example, in april morga
turns out morgan stanley's the steven seagal stock. this baby is hard to kill. and now that the european banks at least are no longer in danger we can finally focus on all the good things that have been going on at this company. and there are a lot of them. oh, and get this. now that the big european banking institutions had to pull back from so many markets to raise cash, i bet morgan stanley is probably the firm that fills in the vacuum and takes a huge dmroebl global share more than anybody,...